The Phantom's Story - 2004 Film | The Phantom of the Opera
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The twenty-sixth clip from the 2004 film 'The Phantom of the Opera' starring Gerard Butler, Emmy Rossum and Patrick Wilson.
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Far beneath the majesty and splendour of the Paris Opera House, hides the Phantom in a shadowy existence. Shamed by his physical appearance and feared by all, the love he holds for his beautiful protégée Christine Daaé is so strong that even her heart cannot resist.
The musical opened at Her Majesty’s Theatre on 9 October 1986 with Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman in the leading roles, and there have been dozens of productions worldwide since then. Now in its 30th record-breaking year, The Phantom of the Opera continues to captivate audiences at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End, after more than 11,000 performances.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s mesmerizing score along with jaw-dropping scenery and breathtaking special effects, magically combine to bring this tragic love story to life each night.
Erik claims no one ever showed him love or compassion, but she rescued him and took care of him for decades, so uh....
It's so true. She never laughed at him, she cared about the poor little boy and helped him out. She cared.
For real! Seems like a plot hole
Shady Character Art Maybe he means romantic love?
But he still had to hide underneath the opera house. No one except her cared about him.. and yes Christine is his Lover. And also the memories of abusement cannot be removed
Thank you, Madame Giry! I am forever in your debt.
O.G.
I'm actually surprised that he didn't fall in love with Madame Giry because she was the one who showed kindness to him and saved him
How could they do an adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera, if Erik had fall in love by madame Giry instead of Christine? Also, he prob saw her as a mother, since she was older than him and he never had mother's love.
Sorry if i'm being gross or something, that's just my view. I think it would be interesting if Erik and madame Giry were kinda son and mother. He could find another love, better than Christine, and be happy at last. What do you think about it?
@Csilla Virág thank you! You stole my words 😙😙
@Lunami He got obsessed with Christine because she was his puppet and did everything what he told her to do. Christine was naïve and the Phantom easily hypnotised her and made her believe he's the ghost of her father . I wouldn't call this love but , I guess a Guardian angel *who's very strict* and *commanding*
@@sundus928 but he loved her. He kidnapped, stalked her because he didn't know any other way. No one ever taught him how to show love and hold Christine in the right way. The Phantom did bad things, I understand, but he tried to be gentle with her. In the end he lets her go because he wants happiness for the love of his life.
@@riaesmi5414 He built a labyrinth under an Opera theatre and is a multi talented genius, how does he not know what's consent when he's always stalking? *Unless* he's psychotic and got some major mental issues. Christine is not a saviour , angel that she should understand his " love language".
i hate them for calling him hell child. I feel so bad for him.
Same, And I'm pretty sure that they are the ones to blame for his mind and face being half messed up
No he was born like that
This absolutely broke my heart when I first saw this movie and it still does.
Same here
I just want to give poor Erik a hug
Me too. I want to hug Erik. 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Roaul, his madness is a result of a childhood filled with nothing by abuse and neglect because he was born deformed. He suffered at the hands of a freak show whilst you lived in a mansion with everything. He had nothing. You had everything.
YEESSSS
Raoul was treated like a prince his entire live. He had everything, and he wants to judge someone at the margins of society, who hasnt no compassion his entire live! Omg i just hate this...
When you say “deformed”, surely you mean, “He’s got a bad sunburn.”
He wasn't even mad at all, he was traumatized for life. There's a difference.
I totally wrote a paper on this scene in college.
the phantom is not the monster, the real monsters are the people who abuse and bully him
HOLY SHIT THIS IS THE BEGINNING TO LOVE NEVER DIES THE CONEY ISLAND THEME
This moment is so sad.I feel so sorry for The Phantom (Erik).
He was just a child... a poor, innocent, naive and tortured child. Madame Giry was the only one that helped him.... poor Erik
If you listen very closely to just the background music, it's Coney island from Love Never Dies or at least where it might've been based on
I thought it was the carnival of the animals
If I were to write a proper sequel to the Phantom's story; instead of the Phantom grieving over losing Christine to Raoul, I would have had Madame Gire go to his lair, and have her escape with Eric from the Paris Opera House, and have the both of them grow closer to each other, living out their lives together, while also being on the run from the Paris authorities, and maybe have them ending up in Moscow or somewhere in Italy, etc.
good point but the problem is that there was never a squeal to the book because in the book by Gaston Leroux the phantom dies 3 weeks after the events in the opera house well it is reported only
I think your right.
Ever heard of "Love Never Dies" ..I mean you wrote this a year ago so maybe you have
Instead, They come back together :/
@@colleen5100 True, but they said it was so bad it wasn't released in the U.S. So it doesn't count for a lot of people.
how old is the phantom?? is he about the same age of madame giry?? and when child christine brought to the opera house, madame giry is already grown up and mature.
so phantom and christine age gap would be very far, right??
The actors and actess' age at the time:
Christine:17
Phantom:32
Rachel Aviona some sources have the character of the Phantom being approximately 50 or so years old
Rachel Aviona 16 and mid 30
In the book Christine was 16, I can't remember how old Erik was, but there was a big age gap.
In the book I'm pretty sure Christine was like nineteen maybe? And Erik would have been in his late thirties
this is actually one of my favourite scenes of the whole movie
Poor Erik 🥺
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Young Erik after his first kill: I... I can't believe I did that! I killed someone!!!
Adult Erik after killing the stage hand: Serves you right for spying on me. My work here is done...
I sorta feel bad for Erik i just wish he would have someone to care about him and save him someone like christine daae. Or me.
Pool phantom... >< I have watched this part several times and cried. :((
ISN'T THIS THE FREAKING TUNE FROM LOVE NEVER DIES
Which song?
This was my favourite movie when I was two...
xXzoe Xx Why did your parents let you watch it when you where two?!? 😂
How did that break the logic of age?
“Genius has turned into madness.”
I wouldn’t say that - but I would call him a *mad genius!*
I feel so bad :'(
I love this movie and Erik's life was so sad And hard and the only love he had fell in love with someone else...oh man i want to cry
Fabiola Cañas yeah but you wouldn’t want to be with him if he was obsessively stalking and controlling your life looking like death
This scene creeped me out so much! Lol
they whole movie creeped me out and still does
It's quite intesting how the music used in the scene is similar to the Cony Island waltz from Love Never Dies. Because this was made before that, and the music was used for the fair, why would ALW choose to use the same/similar music to represent something run by the Phantom?
I was just thinking about that...I think in the graveyard scene you hear a small bit of "Beneath a Moonless Sky"
this scene frightened me when I was a kid
MEH BABY IS BOOTIFUL MASK OR NO MASK!
This is so cruel :( poor Eric ( phantom)
2:46 young maden giry: if you stay here, you be safe.
Young phantom: thank you, young lady.
So sad Poor Phantom
Cool cool
This scene scared the crap out of me as a child, still kinda does!
Hey, it's Stromboli from Disney's Pinocchio!
0:14 I SEE POINTE SHOES
BALLERINAS WHERE ARE YOU
Monsters are often created by other monsters 😔
Raoul: But clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.
RAOUL!!!!! Take that back!!! He was abused his whole life to make the freak show money, he lived his whole life in solitude, the woman he loves, who he hopes will bring him the kindness he was denied since CHILDHOOD, is in love with someone else and you just called him a madman!!!!!! How would you feel if you were in his shoes and YOU were called mad??!?!?
pauvre fantôme...ça fait mal au coeur...
I don’t get why he was called the devils child if there was a man stretching his eyelids to Narnia
😭😂😂 true. They didn't even try to make him ugly just for the sake of show business
poor Eric
erik
ERIK
I don't know who Erik is !
Арина Мараева who?
The Phantom of the Opera. ;)
You know, now that I see this scene, why didn't Andrew Lloyd Webber do a prequel to the phantom? instead of the sequel, love never dies because it did not make a prequel, it would have counted the years of the ghost's youth, from his childhood with the gypsies, his years in persia until finally ending in paris, even the Persian would have appeared.
It would be very interesting! But i would cry so much lol...😂😂
@@la_esmeralda444 jajajaja, It is true
Is it just me? Did I mishear the lines in the show? From what I remember Madame Giry never helped the Phantom escape. How he escaped was part of the mystery. Did I get it all wrong?
No, the story she told in the musical was just expanded upon for the movie
The only difference is that Erik was an adult when he was with the circus and he escaped himself but Madame Giry still seemed to help in some ways as she was the go-to with notes.
Ker Dunne good point also int the book she has a different back story in the phantoms past the person who helped the phantom never made it to the musical
Who brings little rich girls to this place like I’m confused just why
I guess the place where Giry was idk
this takes
creepy dude: I smell Pennies!!
kid: AAAAAAHHHHH
To a whole new level.
Ever heard of the Elephant Man? This person was also abused and put up in a freak show but he didn't turn into a murderer. Even in the Original story, Erik had Daroga . This man had a whole Opera House a freaking OPERA THEATRE under his control so no one should excuse his actions . The guy had everything except a young , beautiful, naïve girl ,whom he manipulated and kidnapped to be with him.
#TeamRaul
He didn't have love. He had been hated all his life because of his face, a mask was thrown at him, and so he was afraid Christine would reject him because of his face. This caused a violent reaction. But he didn't have the love of his parents, he didn't have “everything”. No one gave him what he needed, absolutely no one. He was alone with his injuries that no one could help him with. Christine was not just a girl, she was the first that he really loved. And he had never loved anyone like this before.
@@riaesmi5414 It would be fine if you wrote that comment inside the boundaries of FICTION! It is very clear in the book and musical that He's a creep but ALW is the biggest Phantom × Christine shipper and made him live. He's not a child that his actions should be forgiven coz he "loved" someone.
@@riaesmi5414 Even in the original story , he traveled Middle East and built a labyrinth for the king. The man was a drama queen and absolutely insane for power and dominance.
@@sundus928 Actions can not be forgiven, but understood. I understand perfectly well that he did a lot of terrible things and I don't justify it, but I can't hate him for it.
@@riaesmi5414 Everyone do understand his actions BUT not his character. He might not even have a good character but everyone make it a love story coz he "loved" Christine. Gaston leroux killed him off coz the character don't deserve much but he did deserved redemption before death. Ppl can simp Erik but also acknowledge how Gaston wrote him.
Why do you think the monkey took such a keen interest in what was going on? Do you think he identified with the Phantom for being treated like an animal?
Coney Island!!
The big guy looks like Stromboli from Pinocchio.
Yes, the musical doesn't even cover how Eric even got to the underworld of the Paris Opera House.l am sure Meg also knew the Secret.
This is sad. But what's even sadder is that no-one seems to notice how hypocritical and racist this scene is. They talk about 'beauty underneath' and then they give us a scene where they use every stereotype about gypsies in the book - they're circus people, they're fortune tellers, they're travellers, they're scary, they're evil, they're greedy, they're cruel, they have dark skin, they look like they were eyeliner, their hair is ratty and dirty, they deserve to die. And considering that they were considered to be 'scum of the earth' do you really think that the police would cause that much of a fuss over one getting killed. I mean, seriously, why did they think it was ok to use this many stereotypes? Does no-one see how hypocritical this is? I mean it's bad enough that everyone looks over the mental and emotional abuse and manipulation he puts Christine through because it's 'romantic' to take advantage of a girls misery over her fathers death and let her think he was her fathers spirit watching over her and demanding her obedience in everything right down to who she can and can't see, but then they add racism to the mix? Yes, I'm sorry for him that he went through that, but that wasn't even in the original book, why was this so necessary? Besides, the revelation scene in 'The Elephant Man' was much better.
Show me where the wacism hurt you😂
One thing I always had a question about-was Erik originally a gypsy as well?
Bebe according to Gaston Leroux, Erik was born in France - but traveled all the world after escaping the gypsies. In Susan Kay’s novel “Phantom”, which merges the works of Leroux and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Erik’s father died before his birth, and he ran away from his abusive mother, and that’s when he found the gypsies.
I always thought that Madame Giry(when she was younger in this scene) was Christine
According to the screenplay in the movie companion book, Mme Giry was 12 in this scene, the Phantom was about 9
I'm not gonna see Phantom again.
Oof why did the circus music sound like it was from "Coney island waltz"....
I saw this movie
김명깊었던 장면.... 저 때 진짜 불상해 보였는데
2:13 death
What I don't get is if she knew where The Phantom was why didn't Madame Giry try to stop him
This scene was kinda pointless when he was actually unmasked. He just needed some aloe
😭😂😂 YEP but imagine his disfigurement as The Elephant Man , he was also a circus freak and it make sense why.
what I don't get is that he lets the guy beat him up without doing anything but fights back after the guy is done beating him up
bis story is just so sad so you can look at me like we did before and the then when the first man around as a child and he becomes one archiCAD bed has a composer and your magician
So the film was set in 1870 (despite the fact there were no signs of the siege of Paris occurring in the movie, as the city was under attack by the Prussians in that year) and the Phantom was about thirty (a guess I suppose but about that) - the child phantom in the flashback was about ten? So that makes it 1850.
The Paris Opera House was not even designed until 1860, and it wasn't open for business until 1875, five years after the events of this film.
Why they changed the dates amazes me - it added nothing to the film to set it in 1870 rather than 1880 when the book was set. Research costs nothing!
2:08 kill the man who hit you.
Does anyone know where the version of All I Ask Of You in the very end after the clip came from? Is it a live performance version and is there a way to get it?
It is the movie version
interessant,liesst das jemand aus meine klasse? ^_^ 9B